6. After final sanding and groove details, a lacquer thinned epoxy coat was carefully brushed on for a slick surface.
9. Lame armor but improved with banana peal on helmet and dead dianoga slung over shoulder.
8. After deciding the silver metallic spray paint was not durable enough, I decided to go with the post trash compactor Phasma.
7. After sanding for paint prep, helmet was sprayed with a grey primer.
6. After final sanding and groove details, a lacquer thinned epoxy coat was carefully brushed on for a slick surface.
5. Touch up fairing.
4. Initial faired helmet.
3. Epoxy thickened with Microlight Fairing compound for a super sandable surface.
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6. After final sanding and groove details, a lacquer thinned epoxy coat was carefully brushed on for a slick surface.

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